I have an incurable form of bone marrow cancer. My family don't understand why I am not upset and terrified by the prospect of death. I'm a bit surprised myself. I was very frightened of death when I was a child. Now, nearing 70, I am able to face most things. I'm not religious but I follow a spiritual path through life. I realised I had matured when my first reaction to the "bad news" was to be concerned how it would effect my family. I have worked with them to help them to accept this situation. I was delighted when a sibling and I had a little spat and she swore at me. At last, I thought< we're getting back to normal. Life goes on. I'm very busy finishing up my business, and can honestly say I'm having a whale of a time!
When I think along the lines of God then I think properly. If you are a Christian then you are certain. I will listen to Jesus Christ. My gift of grace, salvation and eternal life are secure in Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior. I can believe it because Christ gave me the gift of faith. That gives me more hope than anything or anyone.
Jung's understanding is beyond every mortal man. He knew things that no one could understand or discover. His legacy will live on and someday he will be respected the way he deserves
If you've ever read Memories, Dreams, Reflections you'll be able to see the phenomenal syncronisity between his dreams and at the same time patients, relatives, dying throughout his life. These experiences I think gave him the idea that consciousness isn't limited to time and space or the body.
nterviewer: I know that you say death is psychologically just as important as birth and like it is an integral part of life, but surely, it can’t be like birth if it is an end. Can it?
This guy is Jordan Peterson's Jordan Peterson.
I have an incurable form of bone marrow cancer. My family don't understand why I am not upset and terrified by the prospect of death. I'm a bit surprised myself. I was very frightened of death when I was a child. Now, nearing 70, I am able to face most things. I'm not religious but I follow a spiritual path through life. I realised I had matured when my first reaction to the "bad news" was to be concerned how it would effect my family. I have worked with them to help them to accept this situation. I was delighted when a sibling and I had a little spat and she swore at me. At last, I thought< we're getting back to normal. Life goes on. I'm very busy finishing up my business, and can honestly say I'm having a whale of a time!
This is what everyone on Reddit thinks they sound like
When I think along the lines of God then I think properly. If you are a Christian then you are certain. I will listen to Jesus Christ. My gift of grace, salvation and eternal life are secure in Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior. I can believe it because Christ gave me the gift of faith. That gives me more hope than anything or anyone.
I'd take Jung over Freud any day.
I don’t think he is too complicated for young people. U JUST GOT TO DIGEST HIM SLOWLY AND TRY TO UNDERSTAND
“Your visions will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” - Carl Jung
"If you think along the lines of nature then you think properly"
Jung's understanding is beyond every mortal man. He knew things that no one could understand or discover. His legacy will live on and someday he will be respected the way he deserves
If you've ever read Memories, Dreams, Reflections you'll be able to see the phenomenal syncronisity between his dreams and at the same time patients, relatives, dying throughout his life. These experiences I think gave him the idea that consciousness isn't limited to time and space or the body.
Here is a transcription for those who want one. (Click "Read more.") There might be some mistakes for which I apologise sincerely.
"Embrace death with your
nterviewer: I know that you say death is psychologically just as important as birth and like it is an integral part of life, but surely, it can’t be like birth if it is an end. Can it?
"life behaves as if it's going on" Brilliant
Jung:
He doesn't look so Jung...
Such an excellent conversation with a remarkable mind.
He who looks back in life dies before his time. So live on, look forward to the next day as a great adventure that lies ahead of me.
"You can't beat death, but you can defeat death in life."
He had the change to travel around the world a luxury that not many scholars and academics at his time nor today enjoy